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Holy cow! Capcom have announced Street Fighter V is coming to Linux & SteamOS which is a series I never thought we would see on Linux.

QuoteHey everyone. I’m excited to announce that Street Fighter V will be officially supporting Steam OS! We are working closely with Valve on this endeavor, and will have more details to announce in the near future, so stay tuned for updates.

Street Fighter V will also support the Steam controller, and you’ll be able to try that out right away during the upcoming beta test that takes place from December 18~20.

See you all online!

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I'm pretty happy about this news, as I used to absolutely love these games when I was younger.

It's nice to know that Valve do seem to be having a hand at ports that come along, and I wonder who else is currently moving towards announcing a SteamOS release.

About the game (Official)
The legendary fighting franchise returns with STREET FIGHTER® V! Stunning visuals depict the next generation of World Warriors in unprecedented detail, while exciting and accessible battle mechanics deliver endless fighting fun that both beginners and veterans can enjoy. Challenge your friends online, or compete for fame and glory on the Capcom Pro Tour.

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Snowdrake Dec 17, 2015
OMG !
Awesome news !
melkemind Dec 17, 2015
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I'm glad I wasn't drinking when I read this. That would've been a mess. This is pretty amazing considering they're not even making an Xbox One version. I almost feel sorry for Microsoft...nah!
Nyamiou Dec 17, 2015
The impossible happened! There is no limit to my dreams now.
Yasser Dec 17, 2015
yessssssssssssss
Xzyl Dec 17, 2015
Two words... H***F******S***OHMYGAWD YEAH!!!

Edit: I mean, I'm so happy words... fail... mind blown.


Last edited by Xzyl on 17 December 2015 at 7:11 pm UTC
neowiz73 Dec 17, 2015
i think the rifts of OMG have opened up! :D
FutureSuture Dec 17, 2015
I so hope this means that Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen has a proper chance of coming to Linux as well! Both are by Capcom after all.
ZekThePenguin Dec 17, 2015
I'm so excited about this news!
FabioBLK Dec 17, 2015
This is really great news. I was about to buy the PS4 version, but now I've changed my mind.

It's important to notice that this game is being made using Unreal Engine 4. Since it is relatively easy to bring a game on UE4 to Linux I would say that this is the main reason that Capcom decided to do this port.

Keep em coming.
gojul Dec 17, 2015
Currently I prefer to wait'n'see... After all the port for Project CARS was announced a while ago, and we're still waiting for it. :'(
Keizgon Dec 17, 2015
WTF?!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

YES!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Keyrock Dec 17, 2015
Currently I prefer to wait'n'see... After all the port for Project CARS was announced a while ago, and we're still waiting for it. :'(
At this point I suspect the Project CARS port is vaporware. :'(

On a more positive note, if Capcom brings SF to Linux then maybe, just maybe we could get Dragon's Dogma too? Please? Pretty please with a cherry on top? <begging emoji>


Last edited by Keyrock on 17 December 2015 at 8:02 pm UTC
linux_gamer Dec 17, 2015
So many guys go crazy about this...
Personally I haven't heard much of Street Fighter till now, when I was young I just played Tekken (if I had too, i liked C&C much more).

But hey, its a big title and reading all the comments implies the devs will get their expenses covered by just the GOL dudes.
Feist Dec 17, 2015
"I so hope this means that Dragon's Dogma: Dark Arisen has a proper chance of coming to Linux as well! Both are by Capcom after all."

+1 Fighting games aren't my thing but if it increases the chanses of "DD: DA" coming to linux, then I'd be willing to buy "SF V" simply to show my support.


Last edited by Feist on 17 December 2015 at 8:11 pm UTC
GustyGhost Dec 17, 2015
It will always surprise me when a Japanese company announces a game for Linux, because it is rare enough to see them even port anything to Windows.
Zelox Dec 17, 2015
YEEEESSS!! :D
reaVer Dec 17, 2015
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elbuglione Dec 17, 2015
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Eike Dec 17, 2015
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But hey, its a big title and reading all the comments implies the devs will get their expenses covered by just the GOL dudes.

I don't care for this game either, but this is well said. :)
omer666 Dec 17, 2015
Look at my avatar. Now you know what I think.
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